Bank & Vogue supports local communities as well as the greater global good by giving used products a second life. We facilitate the purchase and sale of both original donations as well as salvage items. Original donations include credential clothing and other original, unsorted and untouched items going directly from donors to end users. On the salvage side, we specialize in mixed rags, used shoes, bric brac, and other unsold items from thrift stores. Rely on our vast network of suppliers and customers as well as our in-depth knowledge of used products.
We also feature store returns, “like new” items from major US retailers. This includes store-returned and wholesale clothing and shoes, housewares, toys and baby rummage, sporting goods, furniture and seasonal products. From returns to overstock, we’ve got well-established relationships with retailers and distributors, ensuring the quality product and loads that are consistently prepared and, in some cases, even fully manifested for your peace of mind. We make it a point to spend time on the road, getting to know our suppliers and their businesses. With Bank & Vogue, you’re getting a partner who knows the store return & liquidation business inside and out.
Bank & Vogue is a leader in the used good industry. We work with suppliers across the US and Canada, from thrift stores and manufacturers to well-known retailers. And we have a distribution network that spans the globe, connecting with our logistics expertise. At Bank & Vogue we’re also focused on leveraging our role in the global community, contributing towards a solution to what we’ve come to call “the Crisis of Stuff.” With increasing awareness of the Circular Economy, we’re committed to diverting waste from landfill, finding new homes and alternative uses for used goods.
Rag News: September 2018
Global Trade Tariffs, NAFTA, and Used Clothing Much has been said lately about the U.S. Administration’s strategy on global trade and its trade policy. No one seems to have a clear sense whether that would have a direct impact on the used clothing sector. Maybe because the truth is there’s a lot up in the … Continue reading Rag News: September 2018
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How Consumers Can Help the “Crisis of Stuff”
The world is becoming more and more conscious about what it throws out. Paper and plastic have efficient recycling practices, but textiles still have a lot to improve on. Fast fashion has come under fire for the wasteful nature of its business model as the public becomes more educated how their clothes are produced. But … Continue reading How Consumers Can Help the “Crisis of Stuff”
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Rag News: August 2018
After-Hours Thrift Donation Theft Theft of donations that are left at your store after hours has become a real issue regarding lost revenue. In order to combat the losses, thrift stores must find ways to counteract this trend, like for example: Ask donors through signage to leave donations only during regular attended hours. Provide a … Continue reading Rag News: August 2018
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